Landford, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP5

A beautifully restored Grade II listed Coach House, once part of Lord Nelson’s estate, set in a truly idyllic location on the edge of the New Forest National Park.



Fully refurbished by the current owners, this elegant home seamlessly blends historic character with modern comfort. Highlights of the property include original beams, brickwork and quatrefoil windows with modern additions to include rewiring, replacement timbers, replastering, underfloor heating, new kitchen, bathrooms and stylish contemporary finishes throughout.

The versatile layout offers four elegant reception rooms, including a formal sitting room with stone fireplace, a library, a dining room with exposed brickwork and French doors to a rear terrace, a spacious study/bedroom five, utility and cloakroom.

At the heart of the house is a superb kitchen/breakfast room, complete with quartz worktops, walk-in pantry and central island—ideal for both entertaining and family life.

Upstairs, there are four double bedrooms, including two luxurious principal suites with en-suite Jacuzzi steam showers, plus a family bathroom and a gallery landing.

Outside
The property sits within mature, landscaped gardens and is approached via a sweeping driveway with double garage and ample parking. A private walled garden and rear terrace offer the perfect setting for al fresco dining.

In addition, the property has use of 3.5 acres of the communal grounds of Landford Manor and a tennis court for an annual charge of circa £400.00 (subject to review).

Situation
Located within the prestigious Landford Manor Estate, the home offers peace, privacy, and excellent transport links to Salisbury, Southampton, and London, as well as access to highly regarded local schools.

Landford is approximately half a mile away and is nestled in the scenic Blackwater Valley on the northern edge of the New Forest—west of Romsey and the picturesque Test Valley. The village itself offers a range of everyday conveniences, including a post office and store, garage, hairdresser, traditional family butcher, newsagent, primary school, churches, and a welcoming village hall.

Larger towns such as Romsey (8 miles), Salisbury (11 miles), and Winchester (20 miles) are all within easy reach, each offering a wide array of shops, restaurants, leisure activities, cultural attractions, and mainline rail links to London Waterloo—with journey times from just 58 minutes.

One of the most outstanding features of this location is its easy access to the New Forest National Park, a haven for nature lovers with endless opportunities for walking, cycling, horse riding, wildlife watching, sightseeing, and camping amid some of England’s most beautiful countryside.

Services: Mains Water, Electricity and Drainage.
Local Authority: Wiltshire
Tax Band: G
Tenure: Freehold
Broadband: FTTC Mobile: Check with provider